Amazon HR coverup, rules for thee but not for me…
Ongoing HR issues at Amazon have been a persistent concern, with numerous reports highlighting a culture that often prioritizes the corporation’s image and liability over the policies enforced on lower-level employees. This double standard allows managerial staff to sidestep accountability while the rest of the workforce faces strict compliance measures.
In the context of onboarding and employee training, these ongoing problems can create an environment where issues are covered up to avoid backlash. Managers may benefit from leniency in policy enforcement, while the rank-and-file employees are left to navigate a minefield of expectations and scrutiny. Such discrepancies can impact morale and trust within the organization.
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